Soccer

Soccer Camp

Camp fee is $100

Session 1 - June 25-June 28 (9:00-12:00)
- Rising 6th through 8th Grade - at River Road

Soccer Camp will allow for players to learn a love of the game of soccer through the mastering of technical skills(dribbling, shooting, passing, etc.,) and through a lot of game play. The technical skills will be taught early on during the day and the games will be played during the later hours so that players will be able to try their newly developed technical skills in game situations.

To compliment both the game and technical aspects of the camp there will be different soccer competitions that test player’s skills in a variety of fun ways.

While players will certainly improve over the week in their abilities as soccer players, the most important aspect of the camp is them developing a love of the game which will inspire them to continue playing and improving.

Coach

Daniel Gill
dgill@benedictinecollegeprep.org

Daniel Gill is a 2011 graduate of Benedictine College Preparatory and in the fall of 2018 will be entering his second year as Head Coach of the BCP soccer program. In his first year Daniel helped to guide the Cadets to their best record in five years, more than doubled the amount of wins from the previous year, and brought the Cadets to within one win of their first playoff birth in years. He is looking to build on that success in his second year.

Daniel grew up in Richmond and played his youth career with FC Richmond as well as competed for the BCP soccer team earning All-State honors. After high school, Daniel continued his playing career at the Division I level at Mount Saint Mary’s University having the chance to compete against some of the top teams in the country including Virginia, Monmouth and Loyola. After his sophomore season, the university decided to discontinue the program due to financial reasons, and Daniel transferred to Longwood University to continue his playing career.

After high school, Daniel continued his playing career at the Division I level at Mount Saint Mary’s University having the chance to compete against some of the top teams in the country including Virginia, Monmouth and Loyola.

After his sophomore season, the university decided to discontinue the program due to financial reasons, and Daniel transferred to Longwood University to continue his playing career. For the next two years Daniel helped the Lancers make their transition into the Big South Conference and once again had a chance to compete against many top quality opponents. Daniel graduated from Longwood in 2015, and resides in Richmond.

FOR THE NEXT TWO YEARS DANIEL HELPED THE LANCERS MAKE THEIR TRANSITION INTO THE BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE AND ONCE AGAIN HAD A CHANCE TO COMPETE AGAINST MANY TOP QUALITY OPPONENTS. DANIEL GRADUATED FROM LONGWOOD IN 2015, AND RESIDES IN RICHMOND.